Monday, February 2, 2009

We love and miss you Kenny. --Forever and Always.

Hi guys. Well if you haven't heard, my Uncle Kenny passed away in a car accident. Please pray for his soul and for all of his family and friends. This is a hard time for everyone. But it is bringing the family together. I think God sends these incidents to refresh (for lack of a better word) our faith. He wants us to feel that he is our only hope, not relying heavily on anyone else.
I'm not totally broken down, but yes, of course, I am extremely sad. I try to find the positive things, like how he is with his father now, and he is watching us. And also that God must've really wanted to have Kenny up there with him. It helps me through it all.
And being able to get to San Diego as soon as we did is a miracle through my eyes. Being here with our family has helped them and us. It is truly a time that brings us closer to each other.

Kenny was an amazing man. He had a huge heart. And he had a special place in it for everyone who passed through his life, no matter how long they stayed. He was sensitive and warm and one of a kind. There will never be anyone else on this earth that could ever be compared to him. No one could even begin to be like him. He had many friends that loved and still love him.

I haven't even been in San Diego for 12 hours and already my grandma's house has been filled with visitors, just coming to see the family. It touches all our hearts, knowing that he was so loved. I don't think anyone really knew the extent of his popularity, until now.

Kenny-- We love you and miss you very much. Our lives will never ever be the same without you. Know that we have all shed a million or two tears. Know that we will never forget you, that you will always hold a special place in our hearts. Know that in some way you have changed our lives and set a great example for each and everyone of us.
Thanks for all you did during this short life. Our lives are just a sentence in the book of life. Just remember that yours was a really amazing sentence in that book. A sentence that no one will ever forget.

--Your niece
--Olivia Rose Quigley

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